Overview

 Join a mesmerising trip to Rajasthan, widely known as a land that saw historic wars, showcasing a rich and royal lifestyle with its historic tales. Rajasthan is considered to be filled with rich culture, traditions, diverse landscapes, and heritage.

Visit this historic town, Pushkar, which is known for its spiritual significance, such as holy Lakes, temples, and vibrant festivals like the Camel Fair. On the other hand, Barmer showcases the rustic charm of the Thar Desert, where you also get to witness the historic sites and folk art amidst the sand dunes. This stunning town offers a glimpse into Rajasthan's tradition and rich culture.

Distance from Pushkar to Barmer:

Every town and city is well connected with roadways. The best route to reach on time, while also exploring the towns on the way, is the NH25 and NH62 routes. Though the distance from Pushkar to Barmer is about 350km, taking approximately 6 to 7 hours drive only if the road conditions are good and there is less traffic.

Along the trip, you get to witness or enjoy a visit to towns and cities like Beawar, Jodhpur, and Balotra, for an unforgettable experience of the Rajasthan Trip. Experience the joyful and vibrant atmosphere of these cities before heading back home.

Places To Visit En Route:

1. Beawar: Visit this small town in Rajasthan that will take you to the timeless charm of local markets and the vibrant cultural vibes of the traditional rural lifestyle of Rajasthan.

2. Ajmer: A spiritual city where you get to seek blessings from the famous Ajmer Sharif Dargah, where even non-Islamic devotees also visit, then enjoy a boat ride at Ana Sagar Lake for its mesmerising sunset view.

3. Balotra: A town popular for its textile printing techniques as well as traditional local handicrafts items.

4. Jodhpur: One of the famous cities of Rajasthan, named as the “Blue City”, where you can see every house painted in Blue. It's home to majestic historic Mehrangarh Fort, stunning Umaid Bhawan Palace, and the vibrant, bustling atmosphere of markets.

About Barmer

Nestled in the Western part of Rajasthan, Barmer showcases the desert landscapes that are filled with tradition, culture, a rich historical past, and art. Though the town witnesses fewer tourists, its have so much to offer from its authentic rural lifestyle. In this very town, you get to view traditional hand-embroidered textiles, wood carvings, pottery making, and cultural folk music.

Don’t miss out the grand festival which is hosted in Barmer every year, the Barmer Thar Festival, where you can witness the cultural and traditional charming side of desert lifestyle.

Things to do in Barmer

• Explore the Barmer Fort: Founded in the 16th century, this fort represents as well as reflects the town's glorious past.

• Visit the Kiradu Temples: This temple dates back to the 11th century, known as the “ Khajuraho of Rajasthan”, the temple reflects the ancient talent and skill of carving the complicated stone design on the temple.

• Look around for Handicrafts: Explore the Bazaar of Barmer, where the town is famous for its embroidered clothes, pottery sets, wood carvings, carpet designs and so on.

• Don’t miss the Desert Festivals: Get in awe moment while enjoying local folk music, attending the desert fairs, as well as exploring the desert landscapes with a camel ride.

• Experience the Desert life via a Safari ride: Get into admiration mode while exploring the sand dunes, and also admire the charming side of the Thar Desert.

Conclusion

Pushkar to Barmer trip is not about covering the distances for vacation's sake. It’s a whole lot of exploring, experiencing, and admiring the towns and their diverse cultural heritage, tradition, desert landscapes and more.

Embark on this fascinating trip, starting with seeking blessings from the spiritual land of Pushkar, and ending the tour with exploring the charming desert landscapes.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1: Can I book a ticket directly from Pushkar to Barmer for the trip?

Sadly, there is no direct train from Pushkar to Barmer; the other way is to board a train from Ajmer, which is 15km from Pushkar. Book a train ticket from Ajmer to Barmer, though the road journey is convenient and comfortable.

Q2: When is the ideal time to plan a trip to Barmer?

The time from October to March, that is, the winter months, is the best time to enjoy sightseeing and explore the desert landscapes.